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If you are looking to delve into the rich history of Charleston, South Carolina, Low Country History Strolls is a must-try activity.

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  • Duration: 1 hour 30 minutes

This fascinating walking tour will take you through some of the oldest neighborhoods in Charleston, where you'll learn about the city's vibrant past and its unique architecture.

The tour lasts for approximately two hours and covers approximately one mile of walking, making it an ideal way to explore the city while getting some exercise. Your knowledgeable guide will take you to some of Charleston's most iconic landmarks, including Rainbow Row and the Battery. You'll also see stunning examples of Georgian, Greek Revival, and Federal-style homes that have been preserved for centuries.

You'll hear captivating stories about the colorful characters who have called Charleston their home over the years. Discover the eerie legends surrounding the historical plantations, which are still evident in some of the preserved structures today. Learn about the impact that African American slaves had on the development of the city and how their contributions shaped Charleston's unique culture.

Low Country History Strolls is more than just a walking tour. It's a journey through time, an adventure that will take you to some of the most incredible landmarks and hidden gems Charleston has to offer. The guides are friendly and knowledgeable, ensuring that everyone has a memorable experience.

This tour is perfect for anyone who loves history, architecture, or just exploring new places. Whether you're a visitor to Charleston or a local looking to learn more about your city, this walking tour will open your eyes to the rich and fascinating history that surrounds us.

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Laurens-Rutledge (Edw. Rutledge) House
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Steeped in history and enveloped by striking Georgian architecture, the Edward Rutledge House in charming Charleston, SC is a must-visit attraction. Once home to youngest signer of the American Declaration of Independence, this historic dwelling offers guided tours that truly transport you back in time. Discover this symbol of American heritage and experience real, immersive storytelling in every room.
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Sword Gate House
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Immerse yourself in historic charm at the renowned Sword Gate House in Charleston! Known for its distinctive iron gates, this architectural gem dates back to 1803, showcasing antebellum elegance. Adorned with intricate decorations, breathtaking landscapes, and incredible history, Sword Gate House offers a unique snapshot into Charleston’s bygone era. A visit to this landmark is a journey through time that history enthusiasts and curious wanderers alike would cherish.
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Colonel John Stuart House
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Discover the immense historical charm of the Colonel John Stuart House in Charleston, SC. Built in 1772, this Antebellum-style marvel stands as testament to Charleston's vibrant past. Feast your eyes on its Georgian architectural elegance, complete with ornate detailing and manicured grounds. Walk amidst history and feel the past come alive again in this unforgettable Southern gem.
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High Battery
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Embark on a journey to Charleston's High Battery, a picturesque promenade offering stunning panoramic vistas of the city's harbor. The tranquil sound of waves, historic charm of the antebellum mansions, and silence embodying centuries of tales await you. Owing to its military significance, it showcases a timeless blend of nature's beauty and American history. A visit to the High Battery is a walk down memory lane and a step into the heart of Charleston's soul.


In conclusion, Low Country History Strolls is a must-do activity when visiting Charleston. It's a two-hour walking tour that covers a mile of the city's historic neighborhoods, highlighting the iconic landmarks, architecture, and colorful characters that shaped Charleston's past. You'll gain a deeper understanding of the city's rich history and its cultural significance. Unforgettable stories and knowledgeable tour guides make for an enjoyable experience. Don't miss out on this one-of-a-kind experience - book your tour today!

Frequently Asked Questions for Lowcountry History Strolls:
  • What methods of transportation does the Lowcountry History Strolls use?
    This is a walking tour.
  • Approximately how long does the Lowcountry History Strolls last?
    It lasts approximately 1.5 hours.
  • For what ages is the tour appropriate?
    Great for all ages.
  • What type of dress & footwear are recommended?
    Wear comfortable shoes.
  • Is photography / video recording allowed on the Lowcountry History Strolls?
    Yes.
  • Where does the tour meet?
    117 Broad St, Charleston, SC 29401, USA
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Lowcountry History Strolls
Available Now until 3/31/2025 View Detailed Schedule

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